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sicarogue
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Fri Aug 17, 2007 6:03 am  |
I have a girlfriend who swears by Trionics. Her hair is to her waist and it is always shiny and so healthy looking. I asked her about it and she told me she went to a salon that only uses trionics. When I called the salon, they wanted sooo much money for a consultation prior to the actual service.
Apparently Trionics is a developer that uses enzymes to lighten hair and to deposit color rather than traditional ammonia and peroxide. I am purchasing some and will post the results. I will provide links to the websites that carry it if anyone is interested. They also have perms as well. If anyone else has used this, please please post. Needless to say, no one else except maybe in New York and LA uses this in their salons. I googled it and could not find any other salons around here
(hot Florida) so I am gonna do it mahself! lol. I wonder why it isn't more popular?
Here are the links. The first link is to a site that explains the benefits of Trionics. The second link is to a site that will sell it to the general public. Also, just an FYI ,I read that Jessica Simpson uses this to achieve her beautiful blonde hair.
Info on Trionics
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Where to purchase Trionics
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The company says it can be used with any hair color. I am going to try it with the Wella Color Charm.
Sicarogue.
PS when can I post links? I do not understand the rules about new members not being able to post links. How long do I have to be a member before I can do so? Very frustrating when trying to post.
Since I cannot post these links, I would suggest googling Trionics Enzyme Hair.
The first few links that come up should show BHBBEAUTY DOT COM. If you scroll to the bottom of the page, they have additonal links as well with more info about Trionics. It can be purchased at baycitybeautystore DOTCOM by the general public.
Thanx again,
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sicarogue
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Fri Aug 17, 2007 9:42 am |
Thanks Diana! This will make it so much easier for anyone looking for more info. **Sica salutes Diana
Sicarogue |
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Sat Aug 18, 2007 12:11 pm |
Well let us know how it turns out. I would be interested in hearing about your experience with it.
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Tue Sep 04, 2007 3:06 pm |
My colorist uses this on my hair!! She uses the Grey B Gone and she uses the highlift one for my highlights. It really does leave your hair in fabulous condition. Thanks for posting the link - I ordered a bottle of the Grey B Gone last week and it arrived today. I like to do my own root touch ups on occasion to save $$ and time.
I didn't see any kind of Enzyme developers at the Sally's I go to and when I asked the lady at the counter she said they've never carried anything other than the standard hydrogen peroxide. |
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Tue Sep 04, 2007 6:50 pm |
This is a question for those of you who colour your own hair. Can I use a developer from this with a wash out clairol haircolour to make it last longer?
There is a colour I love in the clairol line but it is in their touch up line that only lasts about 10 shampoos. No other colour of theirs turns out to that particular colour so it is possible to do that? |
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Tue Sep 04, 2007 7:22 pm |
I would love to know if people who were much lighter when younger can get some of their natuaral color back, at least temporearily, without dulling the shine that healthy undied hair has. I woul;dn't even mind going for translucence.
Anybody know?
Also wondering if thier perms can be used with the colorwork. i had been looking at the r4mer. |
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Wed Sep 05, 2007 7:37 pm |
I can't believe the stuff I post after taking sleeping pills.  |
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